Cardinals Walk-Off Win, Perfect in Extras

0:00It's April 1st. This is MLB News Today, your AI-powered source for everything MLB. St. Louis Cardinals pulled off a thriller, beating the New York Mets 2-1 in the 11th inning on Wednesday. Mass and Win delivered the walk-off single with two outs, scoring the automatic runner from third for his first career RBI like that. Cardinals take two of three in the series, now four and two overall. Nolan Gorman tied it up in his sixth with a clutch single, bringing home the go-ahead run after a lead-off hit. Reliever Gordon Gracefow stepped up big, escaping a base-as-loaded jam with one out in the top of the 11th to keep it even. Mets had a rough series at the plate, going just one for 29 with runners in scoring position, 0-4-11 in the finale. They're hitting 162 in those spots this year. Juan Soto smashed a homer in the sixth, but it came right after Francisco Lindor got picked off first. Gordon started an hour late from rain, and St. Louis thays perfect at two and zero in

1:00extras, while New York slips to one and two. Pitches like Matthew Libertor and Freddie Peralta kept it tight, with Libertor allowing one run over six innings. Cardinals head to Detroit next, with Michael McGreeby facing Framber Baldez on Friday. Mets hit San Francisco Thursday, David Peterson against Robbie Ray. After innings magic, keeps the cars rolling strong.